Quote - > Quote - Well, the problem I have with Poser is it's not really good at the one thing it exists to do. 

Well, going way back, poser was an artist tool to have a model in leiu of live bodies.  Still works for that lol.

 

Assuming the user is enough of an artist to know when a pose is or isn't accurate.  There are just so many natural motions, that when applied to a majority of figures, produce unnatural deformations which are the result of an oversimplified joint system.  I'm not saying it's that bad, but it could use an overhaul given that the focus of the program is posing.  Now I wish they'd just called it "Mannequin" instead.  I'd rather be a mannequin than a poser, lol.